East Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Comoros: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in East Africa
Comoros authorities hold press conference to address concerns over unidentified insect, Podontia quatuordecimpunctata, threatening island's agriculture and ecology.
Comoros' young footballers Noam Mloza and Jayden Mohamed aspire to play for the national team, inspired by players like Yannick Pandor and Rafiki Saïd.
Frédéric Mongiat presents vision for French language and cultural programs
Comoros considers future of social and solidarity economy projects backed by Msomo Na Hazi program
Ministers and experts gather in Bangkok to discuss energy crisis, debt, and AI impact
Collective Anjouan 2029 calls for electoral reforms in Comoros ahead of 2029 presidential election
Comoros' Moroni commune rolls out new measures to regulate commercial activities, free up public spaces, and tackle illegal waste dumping.
Comoros' Sonelec launches operation to curb illegal electricity connections, confiscates 100 cables in Mwali.
The Comoros University teachers' union, Sneuc, has lifted its strike after signing a protocol with the university rectorate, paving the way for the resumption of academic activities.
A UN mission visited Comoros from October 4-11, 2026, to assess electoral needs and reforms required for credible and peaceful 2029 elections.
Comoros' Ouani mother-child center, inaugurated on Oct 7, 2025, remains closed due to staffing issues, despite having necessary equipment and 20 beds.
Ten community agents in Comoros' Singani locality have completed a three-day first aid training to equip them with life-saving skills.
